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August 15, 201724 citationsOpen Access

Peer-Assisted History-Taking Groups: A Subjective Assessment of their Impact Upon Medical Students' Interview Skills

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KKKatharina KeifenheimEPE. PetzoldFJFlorian Junne

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To meet the important learning objectives of history-taking and management of emotional issues, as well as self-reflection and reflection of student-patient interactions, students in the field greatly appreciate practicing medical interviewing in small, peer-assisted groups with real patients. At the same time, peer tutors are experienced to be helpful and supportive and can help students to overcome inhibitions in making contact with patients.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fd94ed07b6822bbba524bhttps://doi.org/10.3205/zma001112
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